Crazy Good Turns

In a time of crisis, would you text someone for help? Millions turn to Crisis Text Line and find life-saving support. Founder and CEO Lublin explains why.

Most juvenile offenders end up back in prison -- but not at Curt's Cafe, a coffee shop offers a path to a better life. It could save taxpayers billions.

Of the 30 Million amputees worldwide, only 5 percent have access to prosthetics. A professor in Texas sets out to change that, one step at a time.

A team of "computer nerds" spot a huge hole in emergency services. Their solution may save 10,000 lives a year (or more!).

Haymakers for Hope trains regular people for boxing matches that have raised millions for cancer charities. Meet 4 people crazy enough to step into the ring.

It's called Shared Harvest Fund, an organization that's helping graduates to pay off their loans through volunteer work. And it's working. Here's how their creative approach to student debt relief makes everyone a winner.

The CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation talks about the battles we face today, and how she maintains optimism amid enormous challenges.

Exciting changes ahead! Our founder takes over the show and talks about what you can expect from now on.

What do a Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur and a Middle Tennessee farmer have in common? Creative new approaches for helping prisoners change their lives.

It's like an anti-collection agency. RIP Medical Debt is buying millions in unpaid medical bills in order to forgive the debts. Meet founders Craig Antico and Jerry Ashton, and hear their plan to bury billions in their "debt cemetery."